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samour19
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Liquid Sloshing Handbook?

03/13/2007 11:33 AM

hi am need any thing about sloshing

introduction of sloshing and types of sloshing ( rotating .....)

and (analaticaly and numerical analysis of sloshing)

and problem of sloshing and the solution ...

plz really i nees help and if their is any handbook of liquid sloshing dynamics plz i need it

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Re: Liquid Sloshing Handbook?

03/13/2007 11:59 AM

How about Liquid Sloshing Dynamics: Theory and Applications?

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Re: Liquid Sloshing Handbook?

03/15/2007 8:06 PM

I had never thought about it, but, it would be a good book to have. Like when designing tanker trucks.

Years ago (about 40) I drove a water truck for a drilling rig. 40 foot of tank and not a baffle from end to end. Taking off or hitting the brakes was a real pleasure! The brakes mostly, hit them and start stopping and then the big wave hits the front of the tank and its like the brakes turned loose, then the water went to the back in a big wave and it was like you hit a stone wall - lots of fun - and the brakes were bad with a empty tank!
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